I invest in small businesses and am the CEO of Skylink Group.
As an eight-figure small business owner, I’ve learned many lessons over the years, both good and bad!
This is why I want to help you improve your performance, profit, and potential without sacrificing what’s most important.
Join me, and GET OPTIMIZED!
-Nate Anglin
Life doesn't care about you. You're alive. You're dead. It's all the same. We live in a world where we put value on the next social media post, if someone virtually likes us, or that it wasn't "fair," she got the job/project/raise/etc. instead of me.
Are You A Hero Or Villain?. Despite our ability to conceal our feelings on a day-to-day basis, our ability to wear masks becomes hard in emotional situations. It's these moments that bring out our true nature.
Life has its way of throwing you in the washer machine and running you through a few cycles of deep stain. There are many moments in your life when you think, damn, this sucks. When you do, it's important to remember…
Are your thoughts like a virus, taking over your mind with negative interpretations of life? It's hard to escape it with the barrage of negative news, puking all over your screen all day, every day. When you take one glimpse at the news, and you want to hide, seclude yourself in a small corner of your isolated home, and cry. It's hard to get away from it.
Panic is felt deep within your chest. Your heart pounds like a drum set. Your breathing becomes short, as if a snack was constricting your lungs. Panic sucks!
Most of the world is under threat. In the industry, I operate my company, aerospace; there's daily news of the sector contracting. We're seeing airlines all over the world "park" their aircraft and reduce flights up to 98%. It's contraction on a massive scale.
What were your victories over the last 90 days I asked? I followed up my question saying, "since it's the end of the year, sprinkle in your yearly victories as well." As the CEO and leader of our sales team, I got emotional when I heard the team talk.
My youngest son walks in my home office, grabs the Apple keyboard, and runs out with it. I chase him, blurting out, “you break my only keyboard…” I couldn’t finish the threat, because I didn’t have one. My oldest walks in and says, “Dad, do you have to work?” “Dad, do you want to watch T.V. with me?” “Dad…” Or both my sons blast through the office door since I forgot to lock it, or when I do lock it, they bang on it until I answer them.
Cognitive Inertia is the tendency for a particular orientation in how an individual thinks about an issue, belief, or strategy to endure or resist change.
To consolidate and filter what's important, I gathered these resources to help provide knowledge, protection, and ideas to help us combat the coronavirus.
